Prime Minister Boris Johnson will travel to Poland and Estonia on Tuesday (March 1) for meetings with fellow leaders and Nato, Downing Street has confirmed.
Mr Johnson is expected to meet Nato secretary-general Jens Stoltenberg as the international community looks to pile more pressure on Russian President Vladimir Putin following his bloody invasion of Ukraine which began last week.
The confirmation of the PM's trip to Eastern Europe and the Baltics follows a Cabinet meeting held this morning. Boris Johnson opened Cabinet by saying Vladimir Putin had made a “colossal mistake” believing his troops would be “garlanded with roses” by Ukrainians.
